1. A useful extra can become routine.
A small outline labelled One update expands into a larger outline labelled Every week, showing an illustrative change from a single task to a recurring expectation.

2. Count against the actual plan.
Six small outlined hour blocks represent the manual estimate. One filled hour block represents the AI example. A separate baseline reads Previously: not built, distinguishing method speed from the actual plan.

3. A prototype can become a promise.
A path passes through Try and Use, then reaches a rust boundary at Depend. Beyond that boundary the path loops back from Maintain, showing a possible continuing obligation.

4. A quieter evening is a gain.
An email envelope sits inside a work boundary. Beyond the boundary, an open evening space contains a crescent moon and the words Personal time. The drawing is conceptual, not a time chart.

5. Does it need another week?
An unlabelled new-work card meets three separate branches labelled Repeat, Revisit and Finish. The open paths show choices rather than automatic expansion.
